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📰 News2 April 2026·3 min read·

African startups are 'over-mentored, over-trained.' Rwanda wants to fix that.

Source: TechCabal

Rwanda's Ministry of ICT and Innovation launched Innovate Rwanda, a digital platform connecting startups, investors, and talent. The initiative addresses the gap between training and actual execution in African startup ecosystems.

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